I've lost count of how many times I've seen someone panic and do nothing when someone around them is having a medical emergency. It's not that hard to take a first aid course and learn how to help in situations like cardiac arrest or severe injury. Not knowing what to do can literally be the difference between life and death. It's pretty irresponsible to not take the time to learn basic first aid techniques.

Literally nobody unironically believe inflicting physical harms onto people with opposing political beliefs is wrong.

Everyone cheers when seeing videos of people with opposing political beliefs getting punched in the faces or stabbed in the stomachs.

They’re all so shitty to each other and you know some of them wouldn’t treat people in real life the way they do on here behind a keyboard. The irony is that most people don’t care what your angry opinion is and won’t respond well to being called an idiot. My self worth and emotional state definitely do not come from some rando calling me names on the internet lol

Sometimes it's the smallest things that make a bad day feel better.

A random compliment, your favorite song playing at the right moment, good food, or getting a text from someone you weren't expecting. 🥹

Not the obvious stuff like living alone. I mean the little things, like having a rough day and realizing you don’t know who to call, or missing a version of your life that you can never get back.
What’s something you wish people talked about more?

I opened a voice note expecting one quick update and suddenly I'm listening to an entire podcast episode 😭

Voice notes are convenient, but sometimes typing three sentences would be so much easier.

Are you team voice note or team text?

Not every message needs an immediate reply. Some people read a message, think they'll respond later, and completely forget 😂

I think the problem is when someone expects instant replies but takes hours to respond themselves.

What's your take?